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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1893
Page
8
John C. Bridgewater summarizes practical methods for storing sweet potatoes, stressing soil choice, careful digging, dry storage, and steady cool temperatures. He outlines underground and topground cellars, pits, and bank storage, plus ventilation, avoidance of moisture, and minimal handling.
The Durham Globe editors condemn Grover Cleveland as a public trust failure. They accuse him of bowing to money power on Wall Street, neglecting the poor, and inflating his own authority, arguing a revolution looms if he remains leader. Andrew Jackson is cited as a comparison in a harsh appraisal of Cleveland’s presidency.
Granville NC quarterly report from Madison County Alliance notes lodges joining as funds become available. The letter claims rising strength with four fifths of people with them and invites readers to support, ending with a push to settle debts and notes about Dobbins' Perfect Soap offered by grocers.
From Memphis on November 15 the Farmers' Alliance sets forth demands for a government issued national currency with legal tender for all debts, a 16 to 1 coinage ratio, increased money in circulation, a graduated income tax, and no harm to diverse industries. It calls for postal savings banks, government land reform reclaiming railroad and alien-held lands, and government ownership of railroads and communications like telegraph and telephone.
Testimonials from W E Farmer district master workman Knights of Labor Fort Worth Texas Avacust Post national secretary National Farmers Alliance Moulton Iowa Hos J Occuir assistant commissioner agriculture Bellbuckle Tennessee praise E A Allens Labor and Capital as first class timely and instructive for reform and progress toward a higher civilization
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